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Kids Days Out in Cambridgeshire |
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always suggest you ring beforehand if visiting with disabled children as
all attractions within the place you are visiting may not be accessible,
depending on disablement, and whether or not if you have a helper. |
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The
Raptor Foundation, The Heath, St. lves Road, Woodhurst, PE28
3BT Tel 01487 741140 www.raptorfoundation.org.uk |
3 flying displays a day with large & small owls, buzzards, hawks & falcons -you may even get to have a bird fly to you. Home to over 260 birds of prey. Educational services to schools & other groups. Falconry days. |
Yes |
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First For Swimming, PO
Box 560, Huntingdon ,Cambs PE29 9DD Tel 0797 996 5450 www.first4swimming.co.uk |
We teach baby, children & adults to swim at the Huntingdon & Peterborough Marriott Hotels. Private or group lessons available throughout the week and weekend |
No |
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The Farmland Museum, Denny Abbey, Ely Road, Waterbeach, Cambridge, CB5 9PQ Tel 01223 860988/489 |
Discover farming through the ages and learn about the rural history of Cambridgeshire with objects displays and interactives for all ages. | Partial access, not museum or Abbey |
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Linton Zoological
Gardens, Hadstock Road, Linton, Cambridgeshire, CB1 6NT |
At Linton Zoo emphasis is on conservation and education, while providing an enjoyable family day out. There is a wealth of rare and exotic creatures to see including Grevy's Zebra, Snow Leopards, Tigers, Lions. |
Yes |
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Cambridge University Botanic Garden, Cory Lodge, Bateman Street, Cambridge, CB2 1JF |
Beautifully landscaped gardens for every season with events throughout the year. |
Yes |
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Big Sky Indoor Play Centre, Padholme Road, Peterborough, Tel 01733 390810 |
Great indoor play area for children up to age of 12, slides, climbs, inflateables, mini go karts, monorail rocket ride. | Please ring |
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Cambridge & County Folk Museum, 2/3
Castle Street, Cambridge, |
The collections dating from 1600 are displayed in a fine timber-framed building located in the most ancient part of Cambridge, just a few minutes walk from the centre of the City |
Yes - around 90% accessible
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Oliver Cromwell's House, 29 St Marys Street, Ely, Cambridgeshire, CB7 4HF Tel 01353 662062 |
The family home of Oliver Cromwell from 1636, there are exhibition rooms, and period rooms, with displays on Cromwell's life. |
Downstairs and info centre only |
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Cheeky
Monkeys Play Barn, Chaplins Farm, Babraham Road, Fulbourn, Nr Cambridge, CB1
5HR, |
Whiz down slides, climb across rope bridges, squeeze through the rollers, wriggle through the chimney stack or relax in the ball pit! Outdoors tractors, sandpit, jump on the sputnik or cuddle the pets. Age limit 10 |
To be advised |
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LaserQuest,
2nd Floor, 13-15 Bradwell's Court, Cambridge |
LaserQuest is an incredible competitive experience, that goes beyond basic sports like football, rugby, or tennis. It's basically like a futuristic version of the 20th century pastime 'paintball |
To be advised |
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Wimpole Hall,
Arrington, Royston, |
Superb Gardens and working farm set amidst both thatched farm buildings and modern farmyards. Rare breeds of sheep, cattle, pigs, poultry, horses and goats which are rarely seen on farms these days. Educational visits. |
Yes - Partial access |
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Cherry
Hinton Park, Cherry Hinton Hall, Cambridge, |
Two small paddling pools with a connecting bridge. Attached play area. The water shelves gently to a maximum depth of 0.4 metres and the pools are fenced for safety. |
Yes |
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Megabowl,
Cambridge Leisure Park, Clifton Road, Cambridge, |
Ten pin bowling, music, games and refreshments. Great fun |
Please ring |
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